I Love My Shirt

Donovan

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I Love My Shirt by Donovan Leitch (submitted by B.D. Sprinkle) Intro: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------3---2---0------------------------------------- --3--3---------------3-----------------3----------------------3----3---- --------3----3--1---------------------------3-----3----1---------------- Verse C F C Do you have a shirt that you really love C                            G C One that you feel so groovy in ? C      F         C You don’t even mind if it starts to fade C        G      C That only makes it nicer still. Chorus I love my shirt I love my shirt    C F G     C My shirt is so comfortably lovely.   C       F       C I love my shirt I love my shirt    C F G     C My shirt is so comfortably lovely.   Verse 2 Do you have some jeans that you really love Ones that you feel so groovy in ? You don’t even mind if they start to fray That only makes them nicer still. Chorus 2 I love my jeans I love my jeans My jeans are so comfortably lovely. I love my jeans I love my jeans My jeans are so comfortably lovely. Bridge Em G When they are taken to the cleaners Fm     Am (hold) I can’t wait to get them home again. Em   G Yes I take ’em to the cleaners      F     D And there they wash them in a stream (Scrub a rub dub dub) F     G And there they wash them in a stream - (mute) Know what I mean.                    Verse 3 Do you have some shoes that you really love Ones that you feel so flashy in ? You don’t even mind if they start to get some holes in That only makes them nicer still. Chorus 3 I love my shoes I love my shoes My shoes are so comfortably lovely. I love my jeans I love my jeans My jeans are so comfortably lovely. Chorus 4 I love my shirt I love my shirt    F   G#m*          G In fact I love my wardrobe.          (Repeat Chorus Until End)            I love my shirt I love my shirt My shirt is so comfortably lovely. I love my shirt I love my shirt My shirt is so comfortably lovely. I love my shirt I love my shirt My shirt is so comfortably lovely. I love my shirt I love my shirt My shirt is so comfortably lovely. . . etc.                                 (*: 4 6 6 4 4 4)

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Cette chanson célèbre l'attachement que l'on peut avoir à des vêtements simples, comme une chemise, un jean ou des chaussures, qu'on adore porter. Elle exprime l'idée que ces pièces, même en ayant des signes d'usure, prennent de la valeur avec le temps et deviennent encore plus agréables à porter. L'artiste évoque cette sensation de confort et de bonheur que l'on ressent dans des habits familiers, comme si chaque pièce avait une histoire à raconter. Le contexte semble tourner autour d'une célébration de la vie quotidienne et des petites choses qui apportent du plaisir. Au-delà de la simple mode, il s'agit d'un lien sentimental qui se crée au fil du temps entre une personne et ses vêtements, rendant chacun de ces articles unique. C'est une ode à l'authenticité et à la simplicité, rappelant à tous que même les choses modestes peuvent avoir une grande signification.